January 29, 1967: The Ultimate High: Mantra-Rock Dance
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My grandparents were hippies. I would have loved to live during this time.
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I was born and raises in SF. On our block (we lived near SF State) there was a "Hippie House" on the corner. We were warned to neeever go even near it. Some of my earliest memories are of the "creepy lights" and the dozens upon dozens of hippies going in and out. They all looked dirty and barefoot haha.
Thank you for commenting! I haven't made it as far West as California yet. I've only made it as far as New Mexico.
@@HistoryandHeadlines You got me there. I've never been to NM or even AZ. You're in the Midwest, rt? I actually really love cold weather but I am kinda scared driving in the snow!
It was rather terrifying trying to get to class this evening as I had a few cars come really close to sliding into me. Everything around me is cancelled tomorrow at least: www.wkyc.com/closings So, I don't have to risk driving to class tomorrow.
@@HistoryandHeadlines Oh my goodness, how scary for you! See I'm a comfortable driver. I even learned on a stick and was comfortable on the steepest of SF hills but with icy roads I'm an AWFUL driver. When I worked (as a civilian) for HQ USAREUR in Heidelberg in my late 20's early 30's, that was my first experience driving in manageable winter roads and I couldn't handle even that!
Heidelberg, Germany?
The most interesting concert I ever attended was a TSO concert in Cleveland last winter.
I have never attended a concert but if they were $2.50 I'd probably go to many of them.
I loved seeing Blink 182 in concert. Probably one of my favorites by far.
I have never seen them in concert, but I have at least heard of them.
Ive been to many concerts, most being rock
Which one was your favorite?
I went to a Beyonce and Jay-z concert, and they had surprise artists with them who included 2 of my other favorites.. it's definitely one of my life's high lights! oh and I had won the ticket so i didn't pay a dime!
I wish tickets cost $2.50! I've paid over $50 for a ticket!
ALWAYS; Black Sabbath with Ozzy Osbourne!!!
Was it a good show?
Absolutely; yes.
@@johnspera8369 Awesome! I would say the most unique concerts I've been to were by GWAR.
NOTHING beats Ozzy rushing down the steps from a "blood-red throne" and SMASHING a cross into the stage floor to START a show!!! born Catholic; believe in Ozzy!
@@johnspera8369 When I was younger, we were being taken to a Metallica concert by my friends older sibling. We missed most of Danzig, because this older sibling only cared about Metallica. I wanted to see the whole concert, including the opening acts.
Love this kind of music
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The most unique concert I ever attended was Coldplay! But the tickets were crazy expensive.
$2.50 for a concert is literally what I WISH concert tickets were! I would go to so many more concerts just because I could!
I have only been to a few concerts, but they definitely didn't cost 2.50! This definitely sounds like a cool experience
I wish all concert tickets cost $2.50. Theres so many concerts I'd love to go to but can't because they're all so expensive
It is crazy to me how simplistic life was back then -- no presales for tickets that cost hundreds of dollars! The most unique concert I have ever been to was Justin Bieber's "Believe" tour.
I love going to concerts!
I have also enjoyed going to concerts!
Geez 2.50 for a concert? I pay like 60$ now for tickets to a concert
It takes a lot of dedication to travel that much to spread a message!
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Yes. The founder of the Hare krishna movement actually walked thru fire to save souls he had never met. He was already 70 yrs old and penniless when he left his homeland. He got a free passage by steam freighter to cross the Atlantic (which took 35 days) during hurricane season and suffered 2 nearly fatal heart attacks. The divine message he brought to the West as his mission for peace & harmony must be sincerely investigated by intelligent & good persons. This is from an elderly flower child that grew up near San Francisco, and has been familiar with the Hare Krishna chant since 1968. It's the only worthy game changer.
I wish ticket prices were that low! I have gone to one concert in my life and I would love to go to many more.
The summer of love lol super funny
$2.50 for tickets to a concert sounds incredible!! The most unique concert I ever attended was probably The Beach Boys recent anniversary tour, they were my dad's favorite band and we attended once at Blossom. Very interesting being a young one in with that older crowd but the concert was so authentic compared to the new flashy and different tours artists take today!
When I went to Oz-fest there were a lot of interesting bands with unique stage acts.
I love going to concerts! Too bad they're not all this affordable, i'd be able to go to a lot more if they were
I love concerts! I have gone to a lot, I wish they were this cheap though
The beetles of India!
None of the concerts I have been to were that interesting. I wish they were as cheap as this one was!
I love going to concerts!
I would love to only have to pay $2.50.
Great..Little people know about...no more high spiritual music or culture in all world.Actually a lot of "sudras"...
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If i could go back in time this would be the time period I would travle to.
Do you think humans will develop time travel in your lifetime?
I have only ever been to one concert and it was nemo on ice if that counts. I was also very little.
I have seen The Monkees, GWAR, Metallica, Rod Stewart, etc. in concert.
I have actually never been to a concert before.
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Jaya prabupada
What are you trying to say with your comment?
I’m acknowledging the Swami , whom preached and shared the Love of godhead to all those American hippies whom were under the infernal of hippie culture
Love when "The Immortal Soul" gets put to some good use! > !!!
realize that was Ozzy on his own touring with "Diary Of. A Madman" i think. LOL
I would go to countless concerts if they were this cheap! That's amazing
My dad was in a rock band for his young adulthood and has a great appreciation for music so I have been to many concerts.
This sounds like a once in a lifetime experience... I’m so jealous
I've never been to a concert before! I've never seen the appeal of going to one before, but I feel like it is an experience I should probably try to have.